Back in Time: March 19, 1972 [SI.com]
Led by Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West, the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 162-99. The 63-point margin of victory established a record for most lopsided victory in NBA history.
Tonight shouldn't be that bad on TNT (fingers crossed)- although we do remember how "Unstoppable Baby!" the Warriors were the last time they were on national TV.
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The 63-point margin of victory established a record for most lopsided victory in NBA history.
I din’t remember that. So that’s why there are so many Lakers haters around here? :>)
Now wheres the rubbers? Whose got the rubbers?
I noticed there's so many of them
and there's really not that many of us.
by Skeptic con Urquell on Mar 19, 2009 9:53 AM PDT reply actions
Jerry West
Dude is one of a few back in the day that could lace them up and ball with the likes of Kobe, LeBron and DWade without looking like he was an unathletic white boy of the 60’s.
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